zego-ci-validation

Run CI validation locally by discovering CI commands from specified sources and executing them against your codebase. This ensures code passes CI checks before committing, preventing known failures from reaching the pipeline.

CI command discovery automatically extracts and classifies commands from specified sources based on the scope of your codebase changes. It selects relevant checks to execute locally, ensuring targeted validation before committing.

Yes, you need bash, python, and git installed to automate pre-commit checks. The skill requires these dependencies to discover CI commands, execute them locally, and validate the codebase against CI checks.

The execution time limit for running CI commands locally is a 20-minute hard ceiling. The skill enforces this limit to prevent hanging processes during local CI validation and pre-commit checks.

No, local CI validation detects and reports authentication and credential preconditions without attempting to fix them. You must manually resolve these credential issues before running the CI commands locally.

Local CI validation evaluates scope changes to classify and select appropriate CI commands. If the scope is misconfigured or authentication preconditions are unmet, the validation reports failures and prevents the code from passing pre-commit checks.